Sentences with phrase «stuck with gene»

There are researchers who stuck with gene therapy and are starting to see results.

Until recently, it was believed you were stuck with the genes you were born with.

Not exact matches

After billions of years of adapting to the world's natural rhythms, he says, «We're stuck with these clock genes and these metabolic processes.

Without an exchange mechanism like that provided by sexual reproduction, the bacteria and their offspring are stuck with the same set of genes, for better or for worse.

To see how courting is affected when neurons are hyperactivated, they used flies with a version of a gene that was stuck in the «on» state in clumps of nerve cells.

Utilizing the invasive breast cancer data set of 962 cases in The Cancer Genome Atlas, all breast cancers with alterations in the CDH1 gene (that gives instructions to make a protein that causes cancer cells to stick to one another and defines lobular breast cancers) were identified.

Since DNA moves between individuals, a new generation will not be stuck with just a copy of its parental genes.

Drug - makers can build designer molecules with a sequence that will stick to the messenger molecule of the huntingtin gene, but not to other messengers.

You think you're just born with genes and stuck with them?

Your genes give you the capability to build a certain amount of muscle, and that's the muscle you stuck with for the rest of your life.

Take a big inhale through your nose, stick out your tongue as far as you can (think Gene Simmons from Kiss), and exhale the breath forcibly out the mouth with a «HA» sound.

On the other hand, breeders who are producing mixed breeds might have a bias against purebreds because they believe the rate of inbreeding and line breeding in a closed gene pool (when breeders stick to only breeding dogs registered with a specific kennel club, that breed's gene pool is most likely closed) will create a genetic bottleneck.